This is why I'm a strong advocate of hiring former game developers - they know what matters when it matters, not before, and not after. how? Pain and tears of b

This is why I'm a strong advocate of hiring former game developers - they know what matters when it matters, not before, and not after. how? Pain and tears of being there, trying in the obvious wrong way first, and then fixing it during production while kiddies shout at you. Former game devs are the Marines of software.